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SOSSTICATED
ABORIGINAL SONG
Cadman and Indian Prin
cess Give a Plcasant
Entertainment
n, moat BtfarJ-Oanl feature about
^ cetxeert which Mr. Ch.rle, W.ke
Zi co*-****'' a*** m A<>oli*-n Hal1 ?a!,t
l ht w*s the audienee?ita aire and
=u ?o-/?8*-? *9rU*T*a* 'd tbfl aubject pro
sented. This subject was the music of
?ha*. are historieally the abongines of
America. the Red Indiana.
Comment haa often heen made in
theae columna on the growing interest
in fo'.k muaie. That intereet ia a p?r
fectly natural expresaion of a feeliri^
, which to a largor extent than is gen
erally recognixed is responsible for the
European war -a vast curative procens
whicb nature aeema to bave planned to
restore racial Tirility. In muaic its
purpose Ib to provide material by which
composere can restore the element of
eharacteriatic content to the art which
seemed to have exhnusted itneif on the
purely technical and aensuous side.
It ia natural and proper that musi
Arnheim Clothes
May Be Had as Low as $20
Notwithstanding the advance in wwolena and trim?
mings. and the added cost of labor. we are still showing
a large assortment of Suitings and Overcoatings to be
made to measure at this very reasonable price.
Remember that every suit or overcoat we make is
atrictly guaranteed for ?tyle, fit, and workmanahip.
Other prices for suits and overcoats r?nge as high ai $50.
5im*.Ie$ and style sujsestions sent upon request
Amftptm
two st*o itcs
eaOADWAV tr tttNTrt 8TRJ.ET Ar-O
SO E-420 ST- DCT FIFTH *> MADISON AVCS**
The Largest Merchant Tailoring Lstablishmcnt In the Worli
THOMAS HEALY
Broadway at 66th Street, New York City
Announcea, Beginning TONIGHT
SENOR SOLI'S
Marimba Band
Direct from Guatemala.
GREATEST DANCING MUSIC IN THE WORLD.
RESTAURAiNT and MAIN DINING ROOM, e^eirlngB at 7;
? BALCONADES at 10.
48th St. Theatre jWTJ1 ? a-w-w"!^
SBOBaQB BII0.MUU'KB 1 **
/?/C/V /WAA/, POO/*? MAAf
AST0R?MAT. TO-DAY 50c to $1.50
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??Yrigpva TBaaua aeaf Hroa/iwa*
Wkh Miiv Boiand, Fredenck
Truesdell and the Most Notable
Cast on Broadway. _
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saturday Evenings
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t-?'"* TOMORROW AND
?Jf'V.a- FRIDAY, 2.30.
MAUDALLAN
T..r nor d 'trrKTiia tTrr.r.-.?? tr __?*__
AND HER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Of FORTY
rjitNKKT W-,-"i: Osodoeter.
TO-M.RROW - Tta VUtnc of Stlo-aa."
Oi.ly Tiri !n Um* Tnrlr
At uug m*tmu*rtt: Tkt enrhmuni pai
"extra concert sunday night, OCT. 22
Hha aliaa Auin *V.\ appear ln l.ar iim* M?
pnut-om -~d t". Miul Allan H?rr,p*i-r.- Orr.*a
tra arill ruilir a ir**c'.a. r,.r'.?Timmi
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NEXT MONDAY
AND TWICE DAILY THIREArTEfl
The New^hriUJFjlm
THE MASK
OF LIFE
wr
ln a'
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Hefore In This Country
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"THE BIG CHOW"
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Only Recital ln New York
CARRENO
' Ci/*_?*). Hall. trX I-? 0*A 11. fat 8:11 ???" ?
I *-/? (*(*_** Mr l W ( <x_.r*-. rlurli.-a* I'Ui .
''inn-' in America shoulrl have be-n led
hy the oniveraal movement to direct
'hrir thoughta to the elements whieh
?ire nt the bottom of the music which
Ifl indig-enoua here, and, ao far as af
faira like that of !?et nig-ht promote
that purpoae, Mr. ('adman'a reeiul.
rartly a lecture, partly a concert, ._
hig-hly eommend.ible. lt remains a
pity, nevertheless, that the rood meta!
in It waa ao rreatly mi-ed with alloy
and that so little of its appeal waa
riased on aound, sclentific preientation
of fact.
Very little cf the Indian m.sle sur*.
and played waa brought forwnrd aithfll
:n thr manner or tho form jn which It
PXifltfl flflaong the red m-*n, and the at?
tempt to demonstrate that it we.s m
perfect an cmot;onal expression aa that
of the foUunt-fllc of other races wai
r>it:f_lly weak. The only Ihinj, which it
j.ioved (if it proved anything) was
that there are phraaea in Indian anrr
whieh bv artistic treatment 'which
meana bjl sophistiration through a
larf. Infoflion nf alcmenta developed
bj) the art of the white manJ can be
made agreeable to the ear and taste.
Nothing wan done to demonstrate thc
nrti?t:c aptitude of the -Ameriean ab
origrines.
Thia, however. opens too large a
subject to be pursued here. It Ifl
more agreeable to riTord the fact that
the sones which an Indifll) niaiden
whom Mr. Cadman rall? "Princesa"
Tsianina and who appeared in "ideal
izcd" Indian gi.rb [** did the son;.s
nrranged by Mr. Cadman whieh ??'*.?
sang) made a pleasant entertain
BB_B_, and that there wes enough in her
voice, her use of it and her attempts
nt dramatir pose and gesture to arou"*
the genuine enthusia?m of an audi?
enee that filled the hall. Hut ue wi?h
that .Mr. Cadman had contei.ted him
Bfllf with this and had not put fonrard
his Pianoforte Trio in I) iwith tne
help of Arkady Pourstin ar.d I'au'o
Gruppc) as a sp.cirnen of the music
to ne expected from the Ameriean
school ?f composers. Retter the rhr-irir
ber musie of other men, trained abroad
perhaps, or at least pursuinp the ideals
lepresented bv the art as it has '.n
developed Ifl r.urnpe. H. F. K
?
Lecture on Mental' Hygiene
The aeeond of a aerlea of illuatrated
leetures on mental hygiene In the Board
of Edueation eonrse at the Harlem
Young Men's Chriatian Association will
be given to-nlght by George A. Hast
ings, executive seeretarv of the mental
hygiene committee of the State Chari
ties Aid Association. His subject will
be "The Soeial Cost Of Mental Dis?
ease."
14th Street, net/ Foarth Arenae.
||-_____
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Otr '?SI'AUKl.INO COMEDY .*'?Tlmea
VArGAhET ANGLlr. in "Caroline"
I VPFIII.. *''*'? **-?? ***? ' -n tjxtj ?
*-? ? fl??__-_-?l__l M_, T',-.'. A flal n-T-RKI
"A Gr*?t Arter la a Uraat T\*a." -Amtricttx.
OTis skinner A;..u.n.v
KNICKERB.OCKER _,..
?fATTNFXS lli IAI A SAT I 13
DAVHi BZLAflCO frnMr.lt PAYIT>
WARFIELD
in THE MUSIC MASTER
t*>i:i r.,a tor Bil II H**__a) p**^onnirr-?
COHAN & HARRIS ! .1',*.;.',.? THEATRE
M 4: Nt En . .0 Mita 1. daj Al ?___ _:M
I.AST fl
TIMES.
"THE INTRUDER"
NEXT WED. NIGHT?Seal, Tom'?
am x ___u>f wiu, Taummn
"Object Matrimony"
/t A Ju ?a FVii-rt I'.rmlmtD
c?o rnHAN''* H'????? * : ?* ,m ?so
M v_?ri/\ii _> M_? p,u, m .,_ | ;_
MATINEE TO-IIAY AT tt**,
?S Tlmfi Uora MOVtS l?> the
Ax TkJt , _5_V*___ ! BVaaMM
T_eatl_ | OCT. 23 ' Ihrulrr
DAVID I'.td.A^i " prtunla
Seven Chances
MdNtiAT, Of*T t*J?SMiti To-mor'w.
RUTH CHATTERTON ,?,.;?
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CRITERION t::.\).: &?**$?'. 1$
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GEORGE A-*?I m*^
, PAGANINI t\l\La*l.aDaD
BEC. THUR8 EVE.. OCT. TA. 8_ati TO-OAY
JOHN DREW_Wuoiimr
rinilP B-WATat X'.'lt at ttet
\lL.\tii*L \'4:..iib Tn PAT mri ?-Al .
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
nn- NEW ??lflI."IT'V*' laa-rai
.11 K|. Al I'.-AY t?Ki* 8 I (,l?ba Cr.?njt
licerty . ;?::,;?;
Ir.cl Biind . I 19 * 1 10 Y M
The mo.x m.?r Hlernt pi '
D. W. GRIFFiTH'S
ColflflSfll Paoto Speclacle
OKCHEtaTKA 01" M.
By Arr?n?ei..ent Matropolltan Dpira OB
DIAGHILEFF'S
BALLET RUSSE
MANHATTAN
Own || _M S?" * ?th Av
K>?a (Kierpt We*.), llH
TOiOMW (THURS.) AT 8:30
Tr'Tru\ 8fl Ir"? .Qvlphid?_, Thimu
Erl. E?e., Ort. 20-HalKo. I.e Bpectre
_? la Il'.a.. Ir*a Paplll.BB (Arnr.rlcm
ere) ' :- .pfl're
,r Mt' a r.i' ?' ba mAafaaem li'ar
J'irrre Monleut. I end'r.
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VKA1S M->? ON HAI.E AT
V.\I.V.'m'.'s xno^era houses
IO lld.ll IrlUllJ /111., U". ?ar, Bt .a
John Powell
\. .l._n IUII. ErlUity Aft., Orl. 80. itt S
PIANO
RECITAL
_.? roc. ta> ti M Raflta lu. ?Kawap riira
IMrf-*!-*. JOH> W KISiiTtMMIIIAM. Ir -
Llora Hoffman
MIPRANII? AMEKIfAN DORTf
Aeelltan IUII. Thia Aflrrnoon. al 8.
.l?n>*r.l .'.Janrl.t A r'oiilon Fni'rher
UKUy. ft- ?A SONG RECITAL
MULFORD
tttrx
f L'.IM >.; I
Hwla 6? -a !? U
H.?'* A Jm.n,
iroltan lla-lt. TJimaday Aft., Ort t". rat 8.
HAROLD BAUER
*TOMl*OaUa*M OF TIIE l*AMT~ I'r ._r?miT
mk i/, n.j.1 i-i.i/?-? '!.??? * iii.t v Tttue
Ar.,Hrt.i Hall. ?*><* Aft. Orl._ t8,_jtt_8.
IlKX ITAL
Mft Antonla fawrir. Ifafl ralelnwar Elarc
COLUMBIA':' .' '
Mollie WiiliflmB o**X* Company
UI, I- r*i /III., IMI. A.**. ?B_ fll.
GRAVEURE
SEA HARNESSED
FOR BIG FILM
Ocean and Annetie Keller
mann Aid "Daughter
of the Gods"
By HEYWOOD BROl**N
"A Daughter of the Gods" end* with
a close-up of the soul of Art.,'*:. Kfll
lermann, but most of the interest it
more carnal. It is the mortal body
of the diving Venus upon which the
emphRsis is placed, nnd not infre
quently emphasis Ifl a bi*. lonely.
Herbert Brerio
William F('X p-e'ure. can thei
-torm nor defend ? walled eitv with
the emciency of Iiavid Grifflth, and. ln
spite of many striking bitfl if pho
lography, the film which wa.; pro?
dueed at the I.yrie Theatre Iast nijr'it
lacks the In-pfrational (.ualnv whieh
now and a?__:n fairly I*___8JM trom the
screen at the behest of Griflth
f?n the ither hand, "A Paughter of
the God>" ha-- th" enormoai advantage
over "Into!. r.-rce" Lhfld It tfllla I
Vow and aitain one might w:sh that the
dtrteior would rcdnea hi- tale ta ?!?_?
pier terms. Th *re is a tendflney tfl
Irurn a town, to set a voWno ln action
er to perform BOflBfl Othel trifle
Bimply beeau?e it is sr. i
However, one general Uie haa beer.
observed thronghoat the p:.*_r.\ ai.d
it is an BxeelleDt on*. WI en h doubt,
rhe direetor told hirr ?
Kellerai__i- Into the wati r. Som
* || no more than thfl ''*':? *>?:: foot
tank of a harem; again, it mav be a
.heltered poi.d or. best of all, it is the
open sea, with a graat l_rf * |
agalasl the roel i. Pe.tr. I i
and dancing ai.d aenlptar. all nn*
translated Intfl nn flntity when Annette
Kellermann awilBS.
We eannol thin. of anything galtfl t*
beautiful fll the aight of rVnneitfl Kfll
lermann falling. like Lurifer, from
heaven, but lighting much more softly,
us the water fairly dimples to meet her
dive.
One streteh In particular last nfght
showed the heroine leaping from a tali
tower and splashing throu.h the sea
hotly pursued by the bia'*- slaves of the
f-'ultan. She gave them quite a chn."e,
but, strangely enough, they raught her.
We for one were -orr> to Bflfl her go
bael ta t! c harem. The tank in thfl
eatablishmenl where it wai ilwayi
Iadies' day was ro doubt frlled with
warm nnd perfumed water, nnd unqut s
tionably Anitia could have set new
rocorda for all diatmne*! ?'.- m a hun?
dred yard- up in tbfl Ml-glio, and yet
the plnce crampe.i her ityle, That tanl
was all turns, and lf Anitia at'empted
the atanding sitting standing di-fl fl*
any of thoflfl itantfl she would have
bumped her no?e on the tilflfl.
Whoever directed thr co?'uming of
Misa Kellernann seemed torn batween
love of the beautiful and fear of the
consequenees. Now- and again the child
ot the sea was engagingly frank in
hanging her clothes on a hickory limh,
but again she wore a curtai'ed yet
hideoua get-up which seemed dflfllgnfld
to meet the censors about tWO-fllx*
teenths of the way.
Annette Kellermann and the ?rean
IIATIII AND rtrrCErtslE-.
NEW AMSTERDAM * **/V_J!
MATINEE TO-DAY at 2:15
law & Erlang^r'a Sparkling
Cem of Mirth and Melody
I
Uualc 1 . K AI.il \ S H
NEW YORK'S SUPREME SUCCESS
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U/-J-.1I UaUnaae TO PAT and* Hat
HUDSON M.Tt ro-oAi *.
POPULAR 50t TO tl V) MAT. TO-OAY.
POLLYANNA
The mkt3 thal |.((ti Jo. Inln litlne.
harris;;,;1;,,^, ?_.
UHDER SEHTEHCE
n ll li Oaar*fB N-?h anrl .lan.l ll?-*rti?<r
BELASCO :' **->"" I"**?- !
?LAST 6 TIMES
THE l8.MERJ.llt
.'. \1.\1 H02IDAT?-SKATS NOW.
\"r al ' ' ' :.!???
Seven Chances
RELIEF FUND
f.OW OPEN
I (IVTIM IM.
r. m. to ii r. m
DAILY UNTIL OUTOBER 22d
fU-_iS-.NS_a_J_AR.k_fN
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HLU_J I n.lerta.lnt lor
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MrlrUen eufTer
tnt I trr.l. -. lOrl
ln . .-nitenU ?'
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' BIGOK9T SHOW
'MW lOHk HAS
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FAIR
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BROADWAY I VIVIAN MARTIN in
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NOWOPEN
ICE SKATING
Pp I I.i I '. in i:.ie A I riii.n,. lil'e,
A I A I "IT ' ? ? >!??* ""lr. biik I'anrrri,
AI-ALL ??(.,. " .ujr. < laddr i.n
rWAT4?T?T i...?.?<?? A <?>. ''??'"???
l,.,., Mal . II I ind M.-rrU N..r.l.U..m.
\l ol I \N II \l I . I KID > *? I \ 1. . ?! 8:1ft.
MARTHA PHILLIPS
ON_uV*-J.Jr-l_/ '?? ? ? "*
share the honors of "A Daughter of the
I'ods." Hoth screen io excellent ad
?ar.tage. Ir. fact, it seems fair to say
that the 'ea has never been harnessed
quite so effective'.y for tilm purposes.aa
:r. the pieture shown last night.
The story eorcerr.ts th** ^e of Anitia
Pi - ??? Ol - and the viciss'tudes
whieh tr.t-v er .i-ire because of the
vicked fairy. ihe mest d'.sagreeable
? .:: and the reallr unmentior.abte
?_\orite ot the harem. True, there i?
.-. good fairy. too. It is she who
ihange* thfl eroeodi'es into swans at a
point when Ar.-.tia seems about to
undergo a death most distaateful to
an ? vegetari8n.
Yet witl all her power the good
fairy eai i ???? * thfl *'ata! dsel he
?wc-n the hero ar.d the heroine
in a battle pitched with Bueh ferocity
neither recognizes the other.
Anitia is all-conquerir.g in the water.
but in land sports ahe proves
less ukilful and ia killed. Her
soul goes cplaahing en, and out In the
middle of ti.e sea the lovers are u..te',
ir' sp rit, IVr.-onal'y we douhted the
. i">mj!e?e metamomhosis of the hero
nei Hers was a bodilv resurrection.
FICHTS AND THRILLS
IN 'THE LAST MAN"
William Duncan in Vitagraph
Film "The Kiss" Shown
"The Las* Man." with William Pur
.-in ill thr* titlfl roie, w,i? shown ye-*cr
i iv |] tl ' l ro/ection ror.m o" the Vita
'?raph ?!i*d:n. The pieMire t-lls an in
? r-re.t.'ic atoiy of llffl III Mo";ina and
?be IMulinpines. and is rep'ete with hold
uos in the mountains ar.d Bghtfl with
the aprifling savage tri'K-s.
Man .nders-n play.-! Jeani a Mae
! danghtar ot a highwa' isati, ?nd
Ottfl I.ederer wa? S'andy, her father,
who alternated bstwaen haldinc up
? - eoaehe. ard tearf- ? 7 hii (iaugh
?( r tfl raad Brawnlng. Then there wss
Major Banrey, ? handaaafl rargaan,
irhfl *eemed to ra-e been made for
.'?anne. bu' who. 'infor'unaiely. iiad a
?*-.fe: Llflntanaat Harna, wha raliarad
Harvey of hia __.fs.-h--* wife, and
Lorna, the wife.
Lorna seemed a bit of a flirt right
from the a'art. for the .amera caught
her embracing a married man while
her huaband was fighting rnalaria and
natives In the Philipplnes. Later. at
an army post in Montana, ahe resnmed
her lovemaklng with Lieutenant Home.
(*orinne Grifflth, who played the role,
was beautiful enough to make the story
plausible. She would not, however, risk
having a counter attraeHon ln the home
rirele, for she refused to agree to
.Teanne's adontion when the la'ter'a
father was 4.il!ed.
I.ater the faithleas Lorna is divoreed
nnd marries Morne. Jeanne goes into
a hospital to assist the major, and
thing* were about to adjust themselves
aaaicablfl when the uprising oeeurred.
Major Harvey saves Lorna and her hus?
hand, and there ia a thrilling scene
when they cross hundreds of feet above
a rajring torrent on a grass bridge. And
Lorna, of course, eomej to her sense*
too late. which is along about th* time
that ?he aeea Jeanne as the wife tf her
discarded first husbund.
Owen Moore and Margnerite Coortflt
are eo-starred in "The Kiss," a Famous
Players photoplay whieh will be re
leased next week The story Is that of
a man and a girl who kissed at a mas
querade, and of the efforts of the man
to locate the kissre by kissing aa many
girls as possible. He finally flnds her,
hut it is not until he foila the villalu,
and rescues the girl from a watery
grave._
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Charles Dillingham Lay
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Fellevir.g that the time is ripe for
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duct.ons, Charles Dillingharo nnd his
associates at the Hippoirome ye-ter
day organized the Ameriean llippo*
droma and Improvement Company, tha
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C *y, Philadelphia, Boston. St. Paul,
St Louis, Cincinnati and Toronto, and
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aa soon as Mr. Dillingham has time
to look over an a'las.
New theatres will hava to be built
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fl...<?_, v-'hilo 111 others the comp-iy
erpeets to remodel old ores. Nol
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re touring _ttspa_ra__fl attraetionfl,
but they will ;.!so Le availa >le for
grand opera and the various cther pui
po-r.-s to which large assembly hai's
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Mr Pillingharr. to limit the tour of
"Hip! Hip.' Hooray!" to seven cities.
Aeting in the genrra! mteres's ef
humanity and "Und*r BastaBC-*,*1
Sei-.vyn _-. ('o. have loritad Thontai
Meti Os-orr.e to speak at the Ilarr "
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;n ease the necess"y arises \o ad
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A tc-ond editlon of "Miss Spring
time" ia about to begin rehearaing, and
will open ln Boston during the holl
days. Elss Alder, of "Around the Map,"
will have the title role.
The Shuberta have started rehearaals
for "Strike the Lyre," a muslral play,
v-ith book by Thomaa Sydney. lyrica by
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Kern! In the east will be Frank Syl
vester, Rert Lealie, Thurston Hall,
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41th, Vivian Waaaall and Peggy Wo.*..'.
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